The phrase "a suitable scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness or adequacy of a measurement or representation in a given context.
Example: "When creating the model, it is essential to choose a suitable scale to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "an appropriate scale" or "a fitting scale".
The porous medium consists of ϵ-periodically distributed cells, with ϵ a suitable scale parameter.
Typically these will be organisations that share Aimia's values and operate at a suitable scale, with over £10m in annual turnover.
It collates information on the loans being offered in forms that big institutions can use to invest on a suitable scale.
For such use the spatial distribution of chloride deposition in rainfall at a suitable scale must be known.
The modulated properties under considerations are due to periodic microstructure, for example honeycomb core sandwich composite, which can be parameterized and homogenized in a suitable scale.
The results of the comparison of observations and model results suggest that the model is capable of reproducing mean changes of pore pressure at a suitable scale for physically-based modelling of shallow landslide susceptibility.
Such initial deformation state is obtained from the first buckling mode of the structure by a suitable scaling procedure based on an energy approach.
The geometric imperfection is obtained from the buckling mode by a suitable scaling procedure using a generalization of Dutheil's method.
In addition, a suitable scaling is proposed to have dissipation proportional to the shock strength and also to minimize the effects of the second-order filter on the very small scales.
The dimensionless drag force is a suitable scaling parameter as long as the particles do not respond to the gas-phase velocity fluctuations and as long as the dense phase does not expand.
A genetic algorithm approach is presented with the following particular features: (a) A suitable scaling is applied to the objective function in order to alleviate its regionally flat behavior.
